J. Michael Moriarty Knihy

Two young Americans, now 21, embark on a mission to fulfill a childhood promise to their second-grade teacher, Sister Ansilio, by hunting down former Nazis. Teaming up with Tom Charlebois, a leader of the French Resistance who fought alongside Sister Ansilio's brother, Johnny Cantoni, they navigate the complexities of justice and remembrance. This series explores themes of duty, friendship, and the lingering impact of war as the boys confront the past they vowed to address.

Set in the vibrant literary scene of Ireland circa 1960, the narrative follows Hemingway as he embarks on a captivating tour alongside the Knight of Glin, who serves as his guide and companion. The journey includes encounters with notable figures such as John B. Keane and Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney, alongside thrilling horse racing experiences. The highlight features a meeting with renowned horse trainer Vincent O'Brien, culminating in a hunt with the legendary White Heather Harriers. This journey offers a rich exploration for those passionate about Irish culture.

The narrative explores the intriguing premise of Hemingway faking his own death to escape fame and find solace in a secluded Irish castle. As he navigates his new life, themes of identity, isolation, and the quest for authenticity emerge, offering a unique perspective on the complexities of a literary icon's existence. The setting in Ireland adds a rich historical context, enhancing the exploration of his inner struggles and the search for peace away from the public eye.

Very simply, it was time to bring back Hunter Thompson. The question was what would he do? I thought he would enjoy coming back as a Nazi hunter. Something he would be good at. A commitment he would gladly make. So I have given him that opportunity. And guess what. He does not disappoint. He is 100% on board, along with his childhood friend Jordan. Non je ne regrette rien. No regrets. This book is a memorial to the real Nazi hunters who dedicated their lives to finding the war criminals of the Third Reich who escaped justice at the end of World War II. Their efforts have been herculean. Thank God. They have shown the world the level of commitment needed to bring war criminals to justice.